[lbo-talk] Re: still, yet...nader

[frank scott]

"...though he had good ideas and positions, he didn't have the ability
to put them across to the public in a believable, compelling way..."

how much of "the public" would agree with that, never having heard him
put forth those "good ideas"?

"... Nothing is more death to a U.S. presidential candidate than taking
the stance of "educating the public on the issues" -- most Americans
absolutely hate a candidate
who tries to drag them into a classroom..."

again, when did "most americans" make this clear, by hearing, and not
responding to, such an educational candidate?

fs